Military Man, Wife, Daughter Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide

In the white rambler in the 1000 block of Ramsdell Drive in Apple Valley, a terrible sight awaited police: The bodies of a man, a woman and a child lying in the living room, the perpetrator and victims of an apparent murder-suicide. The bodies may have been there for up to four weeks before they were found Saturday afternoon; neighbors next door and across the street said they hadn’t seen the family since before Christmas. Authorities have not yet officially identified the people found in the home, but neighbors, real estate records and other data showed they were David T. In a YouTube video, Crowley is credited as writer and director of a movie-in-progress, “Gray State.” The trailer shows scenes of a militarized police force, much gun violence and some kind of citizen insurgency.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office are assisting the Apple Valley Police Department with the investigation. They said they saw the family in passing and had seen the father and his daughter playing in the back yard. “It’s such a grisly, gruesome thing,” Alice Hixson said.

Local actor Charles Hubbell starred in the movie trailer and contacted Heil about a month ago, saying he had been trying unsuccessfully to reach Crowley. Their grandchildren used to play with the Crowleys’ daughter. “We noticed the change in his appearance,” Collin Prochnow said. “His personality didn’t seem to change.

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